Tool overview
Autosana is listed under Programming AI tools.
What is Autosana?
Autosana uses AI agents to test iOS, Android, and web applications from natural-language flows. Teams upload a build or web URL, run tests locally or in cloud-hosted environments, receive screenshots and session replays, trigger tests through CI, and use self-healing behavior when interfaces change.
Best for
Mobile and web engineering teams replacing brittle end-to-end test automation
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm local and cloud execution, supported build formats, framework coverage, CI integrations, test limits, data isolation, credentials, reporting, implementation, support, and current pricing.
Key features
Natural-language end-to-end test authoring
Testing for iOS, Android, and web
Self-healing flows after interface changes
Cloud-hosted and local execution
Screenshots and full session replay
CI triggers with pull-request reporting
Use cases
Testing critical mobile user flows
Catching regressions on pull requests
Replacing brittle selector-based tests
Validating cross-platform release behavior
Pros
- Supports native mobile and web testing
- Produces visual evidence for each run
- Reduces selector and test-maintenance work
Limitations
Autosana can miss bugs, misinterpret a flow, interact with unsafe test data, or report false failures. Teams must isolate environments, protect credentials, verify replay evidence, test backend effects, and keep release approval with qualified engineers.
Pricing details
Billing options
Custom commercial agreement
Pricing note
The official pricing page currently says pricing details are being finalized. The product uses a demo-led commercial process, and no stable public starting amount, ongoing free plan, or formal free trial was confirmed. A money-back guarantee mentioned in product comparisons is not classified as a free trial.
Supported programming languages
- English
Integrations
GitHub Actions
Fastlane
Expo EAS
Slack
Pull requests
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